. Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana : to which is appended a comprehensive compendium of national biography ... ld enough to vote and inhis younger days took quite an active partin politics, but of late contents himself withmerely exercising the elective served four years as justice of the peaceand filled the office of township trusteeeight term-, during which time he did muchin the way of improvements, devoting con-siderable attention to the highways, bridges, besides building and equipping someof the best schoolhouses in the county. Hisofficial record i
. Progressive men and women of Kosciusko County, Indiana : to which is appended a comprehensive compendium of national biography ... ld enough to vote and inhis younger days took quite an active partin politics, but of late contents himself withmerely exercising the elective served four years as justice of the peaceand filled the office of township trusteeeight term-, during which time he did muchin the way of improvements, devoting con-siderable attention to the highways, bridges, besides building and equipping someof the best schoolhouses in the county. Hisofficial record is without a blemish and thepublic, irrespective of political affiliations,bears testimony to the able and impartialmanner with which he looked after the peo-ples interests. Mr. Klines first marriage was withoutissue. His present wife has borne himseven children, namely: Alice C. wife ofT. E. Mcgranahan. of Joplin, Missouri;John R. married Fannie Gawthrop and livesi:i the town of North Webster: NathanielJ., an attorney at law. practicing his pro-fession at North Webster, married Susan ?nunm • • mar - »-? - ? re i ?. W. W. WORLEY FAMILY GROUP COMPEXDILM OP BIOGRAPHY. 475 then branched out into the railroad busi-ness. He learned telegraphy in Silver Lakeand worked as supply operator and agent invarious towns on what is now the Michigandivision of the Big Four railroad for abouta year. He then took an agency at Urbana,next at Silver Lake and then accepted theagency at Claypool, in which position he re-mained for twelve years. During all thistime he was especially favored with successand health, which allowed him to he on dutyconstantly, never losing a months pay. Hewas shipping agent also and in reward forhis faithful attention to all duties he washeld in high esteem by the officials. He re-signed this position to accept the office oftrustee of Clay township, having been easilyelected to that place on the Republican term of five years and three months ex-pired in Se
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